Ooredoo Kuwait has partnered with OWS Automotive to develop digital transportation technologies, focusing on smart fleets, IoT applications, and road management solutions. This collaboration aligns with Kuwait’s national development goals, driving innovation in the automotive and transportation sectors.
Moro Hub, a subsidiary of Digital Dewa, partners with Salzer Technologies in a strategic agreement to drive digital transformation in the UAE. This collaboration will leverage both companies’ strengths to deliver innovative solutions, accelerating customer satisfaction and technological advancements across the region.
SANS Institute is hosting cybersecurity training events in September 2024, with SANS Manama and SANS Doha providing cutting-edge education for professionals to tackle modern cyber threats. Courses include advanced incident response, penetration testing, and CISSP certification preparation.
Tenaui has launched the largest digital commercial printing press in the Middle East, located in Riyadh and powered by Canon’s advanced technology. The facility supports Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 by providing scalable, high-volume printing solutions for businesses, enabling growth in the region’s printing industry.
Google has launched a major initiative to produce 500,000 Chromebooks in Pakistan, with the first device presented to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The initiative supports the government’s focus on IT growth, aiming for $25 billion in IT exports while promoting digital transformation and empowering the younger generation.
Egypt’s Trade and Industry Ministry has launched “Made In Egypt” (MadeIn.EG), an online platform for industrial investment developed with e-finance. The platform enables investors to explore land plots, submit applications, and track their status. It aims to streamline investment processes, enhance transparency, and ensure equal treatment for all investors.
Telenor Pakistan is part of the launch of the country’s first low-carbon Energy Storage as a Service (ESaaS) project, which aims to reduce the telecom sector’s carbon footprint by 8.33 kilotons annually. The initiative involves deploying 25 MWh of battery infrastructure, reducing reliance on diesel, and saving PKR 5 billion in costs.
Egypt’s Ministries of Communications and Information Technology and Culture have signed an agreement to digitize over 11,300 National Library books for the “Egypt Digital Heritage” platform. This initiative aims to enhance Egypt’s digital cultural content and expand access to the nation’s rich heritage through modern technology.
Samsung Electronics plans to establish Egypt as a regional hub for electronics production and exports, targeting markets in the Middle East, Europe, and Africa. The company’s Beni Suef factory already exports 85% of its television production to 55 countries, creating 5,000 job opportunities and producing 6 million units annually.
The GCC, recognized for its strategic importance in global trade, has long faced challenges in road freight logistics, including inefficiencies, lack of transparency, and high operational costs.
